In today’s Filmora tutorial, Speed Ramping in post production will be our focus. If you don’t know what speed ramping is, it’s the variation of video playback speed as an effect. Filmora allows us to do this really easily.
We’ll be covering the use of increased and decreased speed as a speed ramp to create amazing effects in Filmora. For any slow motion speed ramping, be sure to film in at least 60 fps as to prevent your video from becoming jumpy or “ghosting” in edit.
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